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boroboi · 23-03-2009, 14:40

Memory remapping is always active on newer boards, it comes as a standard so you are unable to disable it. If you run a 32-bit OS, it will automatically disable it for you.

If you look in Everest under the memory options, scroll to the bottom and it will tell you if PAE (Physical Address Extension) is active. That's just another name for Mem Remapping.

It should be active on a 64-bit OS by default.

23-03-2009, 14:40	#9
boroboi Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Middlesbrough [TS10] Age: 40 Services: TT Fibre Large 78mbit Posts: 967	Re: Windows 7 RAM problem Memory remapping is always active on newer boards, it comes as a standard so you are unable to disable it. If you run a 32-bit OS, it will automatically disable it for you. If you look in Everest under the memory options, scroll to the bottom and it will tell you if PAE (Physical Address Extension) is active. That's just another name for Mem Remapping. It should be active on a 64-bit OS by default.